Harvest Hellos treat holders with the Apple Builder punch

 

Hi Everyone! Today I want to share a fun little treat holder that uses the Harvest Hellos stamp set and coordinating Apple Builder paper punch. 

I am making a bunch of these for a little treat for the kids at church to go along with a lesson next week, so I need to make a lot of them.  The new Little Treat Box dies made this such an easy and fast project.  The box is made with one cut out and doesn't require any adhesives.  

The Apple is stamped on Real Red cardstock and punched out. I stamped an additional apple on Cinnamon Cider cardstock and punched that out as well.  I then cut little curvy drips from the Cinnamon Cider apple to resemble dripping caramel. 

I added some Shimmer Crystal Effects to the caramel to give it some shine and look even more like dripping caramel. 

I made a short video to show you how to make this project step by step, and to point out little things about the stamps and dies too. 

I hope that the kids like these fun little treats!! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check out some more Harvest Hellos projects that I made last year. 

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Product List

Harvest Hellos Cling Stamp Set (En)

[150581]

$21.00

Apple Builder Punch

[150663]

$18.00

Little Treats Bundle

[155204]

$53.00

Little Treats Cling Stamp Set

[153376]

$21.00

Little Treat Box Dies

[153571]

$38.00

Early Espresso 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock

[119686]

$8.75

Real Red 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock

[102482]

$8.75

Crumb Cake 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock

[120953]

$8.75

Linen Thread

[104199]

$5.00

Shimmery Crystal Effects

[150892]

$5.00

Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad

[132708]

$6.00

Corn Husk Treats

Hi everyone!  I am away the rest of the week to attend the Stampin' Up! OnStage event in Orlando Florida.  I thought I would leave you with a few oldie but goodie projects, just in time for Thanksgiving!

These little corn husk treats are super cute for a coworker, teacher gift, or to add at each place setting on your Thanksgiving table.  They are easy to make as well.  I first made these about 5 years ago and I continue to make them every other year or so.  The stamps shown have been discontinued, but there are some great stamps that you could use as a substitute.

I love this set because it has stamps for many occasions.  It is called Labels to Love.  The Give Thanks would be a perfect tag for these treats. 

 The sunflowers or the bushel of pumpkins would be great as a tag, as would the Many Blessings stamp, which happens to be the name of this set.













Here is a video how to for these treat holders.

Halloween Treat bags

 Check out these cute little treat bags from Stampin' Up! Paper Pumpkin.
You get supplies to make 24 treat bags, including a stamp set and ink pad, for just $18.00 (=tax and shipping).  They are so cute! and you can keep using that stamp set on other Halloween projects after you've made your treat bags.    Hand out something special to the kids on your bloc, in your child's class, girl/boy scout troop, or surprise the people in your office with this little treat on their desk for Halloween.









Need more than 24?  No Problem, there is a refill kit for just $9 without the ink and stamp set.  Now that is a great deal!!

Full kit comes with everything seen here, plus instructions. Refill has everything except the ink spot and stamps.



Supplies are limited, so contact me today to get yours! bethrush@issinternet.com